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Ali and Abbas claim six wickets as Pakistan prep for England Test series

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Pakistan's bowlers Mohammad Ali and Faisal Akram shared six wickets between them during a warm-up match ahead of their upcoming Test series against England. England opener Emilio Gay endured a difficult outing, falling for a duck off just 12 balls. Gay also dropped a catch in the field, compounding his troubles on a tough opening day. The warm-up fixture is designed to give both sides match practice before the main Test series gets underway.

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